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Five months after Fred Gardner was killed, VA is still shielding details of his death from family members attempting to learn more.
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Five months after Fred Gardner was killed, VA is still shielding details of his death from family members attempting to learn more.
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Five months after Fred Gardner was killed, VA is still shielding details of his death from family members attempting to learn more. May 31, Gardner was
Fred Gardner was all-in on his military service and even earned the Bronze Star for it. However, Gardner’s life came to an end at age 87 when he was struck by a van outside the V.A. hospital in Albuquerque. Now, the Gardner family is fighting with the V.A. for details of the 87-year-old veteran’s death.